The earlier we understand that bitcoin is not for everyone, the better because it saves us the time and energy that we would have used to convince those who are uninterested, to move on to those who are interested and it can also drive adoption faster. I've read some threads here of some people trying to convince their family members on the positives of Bitcoin and get enraged if the said members don't share the same opinion as them but I feel everyone is entitled to his opinion and while some regard Bitcoin with outright disgust like Charlie Munger, there are some who care less of it's existence.
Bitcoiners have the opportunity to stand for something and that's eliminating the need for central authorities such as the government and banks and rather than forcing everyone to confirm to their beliefs, it's better to find an audience worth serving. What's your take, guys?
Bitcoin can be viewed in two different ways:
On the one hand, it is an innovation that can change the world, ridding us of unfair commissions, and also making the entire circulation of money in the world transparent. As a technology that came to us with the blockchain, it will not go anywhere, but will only develop. This is usually what real crypto enthusiasts think, and this is the opinion they share with family and friends.
On the other hand, bitcoin is a speculative tool that is manipulated for profit. And this is an integral part of its meaning. Therefore, you need to remember about the risk if you promise earnings on crypto exchanges and investments.
At the same time, you should always remember that bitcoin is a bad haven for money in bad times, unlike gold, for example. And if things are bad in the world, then people buy gold, leaving cryptocurrencies.